Chapter 42: the Dinner p2

The first course was served, and the conversation continued, shifting from business to culture and politics. Prince Khalid spoke of his homeland, of the advancements they had made in technology and infrastructure, and of his hopes for continued peace between Surret and Golan.

Kerrigan listened attentively, occasionally offering her own insights, but Conor noticed that she never mentioned him—not once did she refer to him or acknowledge his presence in any way.

It was as if he were invisible, just another guard standing by, ready to protect but not to be seen.

The Duke, meanwhile, seemed to be in his element, steering the conversation with ease, occasionally directing questions at Kerrigan that forced her to think on her feet.

He was testing her, Conor realized, seeing how she would handle herself in the presence of a prince, a man who could be a potential suitor.

Conor’s discomfort grew with each passing minute. He watched as Prince Khalid complimented Kerrigan on her beauty, her inte
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